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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-01-21
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-01-21
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-01-21
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Long Keeping Winter Apples specially.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-01-21
PA i EM 4 S.
STEAM saw MILL FOR SALE.

The undersigned have u first class
Steam saw Mill, which they desire
70 sell Parties desiring to purchase
will do well to call on or address the
undersigned at Snaps p. O., Taze-
wellycounty. T.& G. GRosEcLosE.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-01-21

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

Yesterday might truly be characterized
as Hymen's Day I'M Richmond. Al 94
in the morning Mr. J n Gordon, Jr.
was married ai Grace.siroet Presbyterian
church. The attendants were Misses
Annie l.. Snyder and Lily Mayo Of Rirn-
mond. Miss Kate Gordon of Lynchburg,
and Me.srs b f. Vaughan. George Mayo,
and G. j snyder The service was per
formed by Rev Dr. Read, assisted by
Rev DR.. Mnnegcrode. and the newly
married pair left on The 1920 train for
Lynchburg
At $40 o'clock Mr. Walter Kidd
and Miss Marian f. Dienck were
united in marriage al the residence
of the bride, 80. 7 East Main street. Rev
Dr. Peterkin officiating Mr. and Mrs.
Kidd left last evening for the North on
bridal tour
Al 3 o'clock in the afternoon Mr..
David E Lumsden and Miss Lizzie W.
Gibson were married az the res dence Of
Mr. George Gibson, father of the bride.
Rev Moses ID Hoge ohiciated They
leit for tour t0 the West
The parlOrs of Mrs. George Btrgamin
were hlied with relatives and friend,
Tu. slay afternoon 90 witness the mar
rage ceremony of her daughter Blanche
to Mr. s.. B BigeloW, the well-known
and popular book keeper Of Messrs G..
W Thorn & Go. of this city.
The bride WAS the recipient of many
beautiful presents. which showed the
high esteem she was held IN by her many
friends
A novel feature of the occasion Was
Little Katie. the beautiful daughter OF
dr. II. O. Jones who acted rs escort TO
the bridal couple
Mr. and Mrs Bigelow left on the G.20
train for Boston
All these different couples received
the hearty congratulations and best
wishes of hosts of friends.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17
LOCAL NOTES.

Valentines statue OF General John c.
Breckenridge was unveiled at Louisville
yesterday. Senator Blackburn was orator
Of the day
The Electric railway made another sue
cessiul trial trip over their line Yesterday
A car was run from twenty ninth ami T.
streets 10 Broad and Ninteeuth.
Judge John Lay left yesterday to visit
his Florida orange grove.
No cases of any special interest were
tried In the Hastings Court Yesterday
The case of the boy, Daniel T. Hall, who
shot and killed Euoch SpOttswOOd, will, il
is expected, come up Saturday.
There were twenty travelling salesman
from Boston, New Yok, Philadelphia
aud Baltimore In the city Yesterday
They are evidently making drive for
the trade of the city. As a rule they are
jolly good fellows.
W. C.. Elan. member elect Of the next
House of Delegate from Louisa, was in
the city yesterday.
A marriage license has been issued in
Washington, d C.. to John f. Liggin
and Miss Hannah V. Bailey, both Of This
city.
Jennie Moss, q negress, was arrested
last night ON The charge of cursing Fan
nie Jackson, and was locked mp in the
First police station
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

4 short while since twenty young gem
tlemen Of this city determined, al the in.
stance of Mr. Felix Keegan, 10 form "a
CLUB for benevolent and Christian pur
poses, as well Us for the enJol ment OF
it- members socially.
These gentlemen met few night since
AT the American Hotel and organized by
electing Peter Grimes president ID. y.
Walker, Jr, treasurer Frank Hawk
secretary. The name given the club wa.
uniQue-the New Found Out" and Is
striking.
The Club meets weekly, and so far
numbers 2S members. When 80 shall
have joined, a charter will be asked for
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

The Police Court was in session yes
terdav until O'Clock trying iriling cases,
and one case which took nearly TWO
hours t0 hear The evidence.
Nine tramps were ordered tO shake
from their feet the aust of the city, and
each of them, after thanking the court
for This permission and their breakfast,
departed
Five men were fined 81 and costs each
for the crime of indulging TOO freely IN
intoxicating liquors
Several others were fined for being
disOrdcrly after induIging too much.
Some of these parties had the cash
with them or friends in court from whom
they borrowed 10, and, paying their fines,
lcf the court ROOM Others who had
neither friends nor cash. went dow TO
jail, or as one unlucky individual eX
pressed ito board with Junkey
Five family Quarels among ihe colored
population were brought before Justice
Richardson for arbitration
These quarres none of which should
ever be brought into court, daily dis
gust the court and the listeners com
PEELED 90 be therel but furnish q tooth
some meal TO The morbid palate of the
five hundred odd lazy negroes who idle
time away In the Police Courtroom
All the cases were dismissed and the
principals and witnesses told 90 go home
and SO behave themselves that they w0ul1
never have occasion to come 10 court
again
The case of John Wilkinson lcolored),
charged with feloniously striking james
Henderson with a bottle with intent 10
main, disdgure. and Kin, was continued
until To- day Henderson was not pres
ent, but bis brother was, who said, when
asked by the court, That he had not seen
James since Tuesday Wilkinson was
bailed
samuel Warren .colored) was arraign-
cd ON the charge of fe.oniously breaking
into I'm the day lime the dwelling of Sarah
McCabe and stea ing one shawl and one
pistol This case was continued until
TO morrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17
PRICE, TWO CENTS
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

The Court Of Queens Bench has quash-
ed the verdict OF the coroner's Jury at
Miichelstown in the case OF the victims
OF The police shooting ON the gth Of Sep
tember The court takes tue ground that
the inquest was illegal. the Jury was H.
regularly empanelled aud the coroner's
conduct was Illegal and partial
A general strike Of switchmen on all
of the roads was expected TO take place
at noon yesterday The men demand
Chicago wages. The 81 Paul Company
has asked Tor police protection.
The Gkje unoficialv saws that the
Government will swear In 10000 special
constablcs in order TO check further riots
in London.
The packing house of The Hancock
Chemical Works at Hancock, Michig n,
va blown mp yesterday morning and
six men killed.
Emperor William went out for drive
yesterday afternoon. II aiterward gave
AN audience TO Prince Bismarck.
A desperate prize fight came on in Bos
ton yesterday between Jack McAuIiile
OF New York, and Jim Carney of Bir
mngham. England After fighting -
rounds. and neither man had been knock
ed out. the contest was postponed to an
other date The fight lasted four hours
and % minutes. McAulilfe was worst
ed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

Yesterday afternoon At $50 o'clock a.
Albert Washington, an aged negro, wa
walking along twenty first street be-
tween Broad and Marshall, he fell % the
ground, and before assistance could reach
him he was dead Coroner Taylor was at
once notified, who shortly afterwari ar
rived. viewed the body, and, finding
that death was caused by heart disease,
decided that no inquest Was necessary.
The coroner turned the remains over
TO the friends of the deceased, and The
body was taken ON dray 10 bis hcme in
Ryan's alley, which is a four foot wide
alley leading from Twentieth street 20 a
back yard. where have been built a num-
Der Of negro houses.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

The City Railway Company have be-
gun operations toward laying the extel o.
sion of their Broad street track from
Laurel street 90 Richmond College and
i1 few weeks the track will be laid aud
cars running
The same company are also al work on
their branch liue leading from Broad
street down Brook avenue 90 Bacon
Quarter Branch.
The Manchester Railway and Improve
ment Company have laid their track on
Eighth street North of Broad and will
soon continue 20 down Marshall to Col
lege.
The wires and electric appliances Of
the Union Passenger Railway are rapid
ly being perfected and ia thirty days
cars will be running
Before many months there will be, as
it were, street ears al every man door.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

ROME, November l6-The Italian Par
lament was opened Today. King Hum
BERT in a speech from the Throne. said
My heart reio.ces that Italy SD strong
througl her arms an sure of her ALI.
Wnces is friendly with AN nations She
continues her forward much i'm the family
of The great powers, and finds himself
idle by side with the leading States Sue
does not fear rerogression. All my ef
forts aim at the preservation Of peace
The other great powers have the same
object in view In Africa, where tu,
Italian soldier, even when falling fight
ing, proved his virtues, we aim at peace
corresponding with our rights
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

CHICAGO. November l6-A Helena
Ark dispatch says For the last twO or
three DAYS Helena and the immediate
vicinity has been surrounded by dense
clouds Of smoke. The cause is a dense
forest fire that extends over a vast area.
It originated about 10 or Is miles north
west of here, and has extended Itself 10
such degree As to threaten large portions
of the country. IL has extended 10 with
in half mile of Helena, but no danger j.
apprehendcd in the city SO far 10 has
done great damage in burning up fences
aud cotton in the heds Many farmers
are out fighting the flames that sweep
across the country in vast blliow'. The
county of Monroe has been seriously de-
yastated by the same cause.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

ToRoNro, November lO-Ihe Central
Bank OF Canada suspended pWment To-
day The following notice Is posted ON
the doors of the bank 'ln consequence
of lhe present money sirIngency the. e.O'n-
tral has NOT been able to realize on iis as-
sets promptly enough 0mert The mmedi'
ate demands uDOn it Il has ihereiofe
for tine present suspended payment ,
The capiial of the bank was SlOOO0OOOO
with $500 paid up II is imp 'ssiole
TO give any idea of tue Dank IS position ~
present. bur 10 is eX eciet that the de-
po,itOrs will suffer no loss.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17
HENRICO MATTERS.
Boys Arrested County Court-sohool
Trustees.

Ye-terday morning Shaney Harris
John Finnegan, Tom sutton. Lee Elan.
Sidney Hannon, and Philip Harris. six
small boys, aged about 10 years. were ar
arigned before Squire Jonathan on the
charge Of throwing rocks at the house OF
Thomas Mccarthy. After hearing the
evidence the case was continued until
next Saturday.
il seems that these boys were PLAYING
handy in front Of McCarthy's house, and
several times the rock used in the game
struck Mr. McCauhy's house, and he sued
out the warrant for The boys arrest on
tne charge Of throwing rocks at his house
There vas no evidence before the squire
sufficient TO justify him finding them
guilty of the charge.
Mr. John DHgal has been appointed
school trustee for TuckahOe township in
place of Charles c. Sinion, resigned.
The Board Of School Trustees will
meet Saturday at II m at which time
they will elect trustee to fll the Va.
Caucy created by the resignation of DR..
j. g. Beaitie AT tbe same time they viii
elect teacher 10 succeed Henry Duuon,
resigned.
The Board Of Supervisors will meet
Saturday.
The County Court, Judge Minor heard
few civil cases yesterday and adjourned
until tomorrow. after granting retail
liquor license 10 l.. VI. Parsons
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

The Committee on Streets net yesier-
dav and passed on the payroll OF hands.
There was some discussion over The COM
plant Of Mr. Justis about the dumping
of dirt in the river at the southern ex
tremity of Seventeenth street, right where
the water from Sh0ck0e creek enters the
river
The Committee on Election were TO
have met in the Council Chamber last
night at O'Clock. Not a quorum was
present and the committee adjourned 10
meet TO day at u noon in the Council
Chamber, when the entire committee VIII
be present.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

Mr.. Frank Daniels, we'll known
through his inimitable impersonations iu
the Rag Baby. and bis company OF come
dians and yOca.ists opened four nights
engagement at the Theatre last night
The musical comedy Little Puck. is the
Joint production of Gunter Maeder
Robert Fraser. and II T. Taylor, and in
the hand, of Mr. Daniels nd his com
pany OF pretty girls and fresh yoicts b,
makes three hours OF genuine fun and
music
The performance last evening was de-
layed some minutes by the late arrival
of one of the cast, and this Circumstance
ralled the company bit, but The au
dience was very patient and charitable
aud all seemed 90 enjoy the evening
amusement.
The piece viii be repeated tonight
tomorrow night, and al d Saturday mat
inee. There viii be no performance sat
urday night
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

The tract of land known as Maiden 8
Adventure ON the Richmond and Ale
ghauv road which BELONGED 90 thc bank.
rupt Coal and iron Company, and just
sold by The Commissioners. Charles l
Williams and b. %. James. was purchased
hy Mr.. O. II Russell for $1,000 This
lricl is well known 20 Richm0nders as
plca,an picnic ground To intended
next year t0 ran the hotel there in an inn
proved manner. tO fit up The grounds DE.
c0minely. build cottages, and make 10 %
general pleasure resort TOT The citizens of
Richmond, including the Sunday school
nhIIlrnn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

illnesses.
PARIS. November lG G-M Wilson ap-
peared before the examining magistrate
to-day lie insisted THAT Che letters pro-
duced at the Cailuel trial. aud which IL
was claimed were ante-daled, We're ac-
tually written in 1884 An expert was
called. who declared that ihe letters we're
written recently The manufacturer OF
the paper ON which the letters were
written swore that ihe paper was not
made until 1885.
The magistrate has summoned ". vii.
sons secrriafy who wruie tbe disputed
letters. The situation IS confused and
di-quieting Mmc Renzzi who has
been condemned To thirteen months i'm
pisonment IN connection with the de-
coralion scandals, and other prisoners
convicted of the same ohense, hwe APP
peacd from their sentences Offering TO
testify and prove thnt General a Nudhn
accepted money for Obtaining Legion oil
Honor decorations
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17
cottnn nnn ,trnmer Aare.

BOsToN, November l6 A fire was dis
covered early This morning in the after
hold Of the steamer Ncnitan, loading al
this port for Liverpool, 20 sail to-day
The hre was among bales of cotton
which were quickly hauled out OF Oh,
hold and the fire gotten under con lo
without apparent damage 90 the vessel
Her sailing will be postponed The We
nilian Is the same ship that arrived here
November 10Th with tire in her forward
hold. Her cargo was then thrown int
the sea and the fire exlinguished viii
steam
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

The old Crouch Mines in lenrico
county, adjoining the Carbon lliN coke
mines. have just been sold hy Mr. o. II
Russell to The Richmond Coal Mining
and Manufacturing Company for 500
600 The deed was record, q 700 NenriD0
C0urt-h0use Yesterday These mines were
formerly lhe property of Mr. r W Me-
ancc. and were worked at q profit
They now belong 90 The same company
that own the Carbon Hin natural coke
mines. and viii be worked TO their fullest
capacity. ucnrico coal mining is boom
inn up.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17
THE ANARCHISTS GRAVES.
Armed Guard. over Them Day and Nigh,

Armed Guards over Them Day and Night
CHICAGO, November IS Armed guards
keep watch day and night over the vault
In Waldheim Cemetery where the bodies
of Spies, Parsons, Engel, Lingg, and
Fischer are now resting. They are in
the employ Of the Defence Committee,
and the intention is TO maintain guard
until permanent burial place has been
secured The friends of the eXecute1
men are generally I'm favor of purchasing
few acres Of land adjacent 10 the city
and reserying IL for this purpose From
the character Of the crowds that cOngre.
gate in the ola time haunts Of the Anar
chisls. and from the tone Of their con-
ver,atiOn, any one not thorOug ly posted
would be led 10 suppose that the entire
brood of Anarchists mad suddenly become
extinct. The Sundays parade was "a
revelation There were scores and hum
dreds OF Anarchists in thar parade who
have not shown themseles upon The street,
or in public places since The night OF The
liaymarkel riot There is every reason
to believe that several of the old-tme
groups have been reorganiZed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST INTERESTING HAPPENINGS s
At HOME AND ABROAD.

The Crown Princes ThrOat-Better Re-
ports From His Doctors rs-Fsilure OF a
Canada ank-watching the Graves ci
the Anarchists Foreign N-ws-Sc Sc.
BERLIN, November l6.-Priyate tele-
grams from san Reno say that on Mon
day night there was a discharge Of vel
lOwish mucous from the Crown Prince
larynX, which afforded great relief. The
swelling has subsidized DR. Schmidt states
that although he had not seen the Crown
Prince IN two years until be saw him al
san Reno he found him absolutely un
changed IN general condition. His health
was excellent, and no danger was immi-
nent. The swelling. he says, will Oc.
casi0nally reappear, but viii not imply a
change for the worse The tumor may
become so large i'm few days that ira
cheOlomy will be necessary or il may
not increase at all for six months n
there is a change for the worse IL will be
gradual and there will be time 10 foresee
the necessity of an operation. DR. Berg
mann, at the request OF the Crown
Princes family. will 20 TO San Reno
LONDON, November l6 In AN inter
view 10 day, Dr. Mackenzie laid stress
upon the fact that the new growth in the
throat of the Crown Prince had not ex.
tended since 10 was first noticed The
destruction Of the larynx. Or Mackenzie
said, was an extremely dangerous opera
tion and an artificial lsrynx would cause
terrible distress TO the wearer
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17
city Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday the following
cases were disposed Of.
Henry A. Atkinson against j. W. Yer
lander. Attachment dismissed on motion
of Plaintiff
Robert W. Courtney against L y. Can
non The verdict rendered yesterday,
was. on motion of defendant, set aside,
and the suit was dismissed.
William A. Totlle u Co. against W. n.
Parsley Dismissed.
John A. Persons against Thomas a. =
Champlin. Demurrer Overruled, aud
upon a trial of the case the jury render
ed a verdict for the plaintiff for Sls3.7j
with interest
Randolph Tucker, against Robert f.
lyey. Verdict for plaintiff for slS319.
Giles b. Jackson qualified to practice
in this court.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
INTERESTING ITEMS GATHERED IN
AND AROUND THE CRY.
The mith-price Array The Matrimonial
Market on a Boom Proceedings In the
Courts What Was Going ON in Man
chester General and Minor Mention.

John Henry Smith, the colored youth
who struck A. d. Price lcolored) with a
piece of iron last week WAS arraigncd on
The charge Of fclOnious assault and strik-
iur with intent 20 KILL
The afair took place az Prices black
smith shop ON Broad street near Adams
Price is the proprietor and Smith worked
under him. 10 was not until yesterday
that Price was able tOaltcnd court. as bis
physician. Dr. Tabb, had cautioned him
not tO leave his house earlier on ac-
count of his wound on the head lie
ha. fully recovered now, however, and ID
was uo doubt lucky that he was struck
nowhere but on the head.
Mr. Edgar Allan appeared for The pros
eculi0n lie was associated with Giles
jackson. The prisoner was defended bY
Mr. George Bryan
A number of witnesses testified, and
both Price and Smith made statements.
Smith made a straightforward one, which
bore ON its face the appearance of truth.
10 seemed that Price bad discharged
Smith and Smith asked for his money,
and said he would then 20 away. Price or
dcrcd him 90 do certain work and Smith
did not move rom his tracks Price then
slapped him in the face words followed,
aud Smith picked up piece of "tire, '
when Price, who is six feet three, whi e.
Smi is comparatively small, threw
Smith ON the fo1r and choked him. As
soon as Smith got mp he hit Price ON the
back of the head with the piece oi iron
tire
Nv Bryan argued that lhe defense had
been fully made ont, and Mr. Allan ar
rued that Price had as much right TO
Slap Smith. am apprentice, as parent
had 90 slap child
The court thought differently, and
said hc was strongly in favor of dismiss
ing lhe case. bat bis being only an eX-
aiming court I'M cases of this cDmac
ter. he would send Smith ON 20 the
Huslings Court Smith was bailcd in
the sum of $500, bis father as surely.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

LONDON. November lG-rhe Times
SAYS II is reported in Rome that the
Pope has entirely disappr1ged the law
le-sness and political fanntici-m of the
people I'm ireland. and has sent in-truc'
lion, lo the clergy reference Co iAelr
future attitude regarding relations be-
tween landlords and tenants.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17

The Board Of Pl ysicians Of Henrico
county. composed of Drs Bryant, Cor
don. and r.. l. Franklin, will be al Hen.
rico County Courthouse al 10 am. Satur
day, November 26, 10 examine applicants
for pensions under the act OF the Legis-
lature. approved MAY 23i 1887 specify
ing the manner in which proof mu-t b.
made of disabilities 10 enable disabled
soldiers to obtain aid from the State.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-17
OTHER BUSINESS.

Colonel J p Brinton was then re-
elected president, and the old directory
was also re elected. The 1th bylaw was.
after discussion, amended so AS 20 give
the Board of Directors power 20 call
meetings at such time and place as The
business of the company may require.
The committee then adjourned